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q ppATY WCH
LEAURELLEOIL

On. Removes pimples, clears the cem-
plexion. Elegant dressing and tonic, Tor the
hair or whiskers Stops haireoming out, renews
growth, no oil nor grease S1OO. Druggists.
Z. S. WILLS, Jersey City, y. j.
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THE TRUNPFT RTAsT.

the reveille of tn last judgment! They
come up. All the grmies of
all lands and all cen
turtles, on whichever side they
fought, whether for freedom or despot-
ism, for the right or wrong. They come!
They comet Darius and Cyrus, and
Sennacherib, ana Joshua, and David,
leading forth the armies of Scrlptural
times; Hannibal and Hamilcsr leading
forth the armies of the Carthaginians;
Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi leading on
the armies OF the Italians; Tanerlsne snd
Ghengis Khan followed by the armies of
Asia; Gustavus Adolphus, and Prolemy
Philopater, and Xerxes, and Alexander,
and SemiramIs, and Washington, leading
battalion after battalion. The dead
American armies of 1776 and 1912, and
100000 of northern and southern dead
in our civil war. They come up. They
pass on in review. The 100000 fallen
in Napoleonic battles, the 100000 Ger
mans fallen in the Thirty Years. War, the
$4,000, 900 fallen in the war under
Sesostris, the 10000, 900 fallen in the
wars OF Justlnian, the 5000, 900 fallen IN
Jewish wars, the $4,000, 900 fallen in the
Crusades, the $4,000, 900 fallen in the
wars with Sarcens and Turks, the 3d.
1000, 600 men estimated to have fallen
in battle, enough, according to one Stats
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3Tiseel3anoous.

-esr- rH.g % srdin st
...T.er Trinity Lodge No. e., 40 Z "
.... -r.HH CO
.... -ar. W g. T q
JULIAN FIELD, p, N.
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Music-Faust. Piano, Lutte .4PohnHnson,
violin, q. NJ Brown. 3
SalUtaJory-Elcturi Vos Salutsnlhs. -. Miss
Lucy NJ Brit;onG3l
Essay-Our Heroes; The WuflJ's Americas,
Miss Bette DaSts3s. -
Instrumental SQle-Mlss Mginte Massln,s
g linen 81 va aHDI an, '''ss mary w.
EssaE-Co-edG tatlon.. s9.samue} pSsSterne5
E5ssy-Thc Spbetator sad Modern JearanlIsm
ss5sE Mise Auqfc J.. Lane. =, L. 81
son g--Se leeted ", :. Mfs. Z. II gsda1e Rogers.
EssRy--Ciaes Prophesy.. Miss Lula Stearnes
The Naledictory-Westmin Abbey. Miss
Ashley Attwel.
Musc-Sleep Well Sweet Angel. f. Abt
String Quartettc) Messers. NOigt Lusk,
Washer and owaTtz.
Music.
Delivery CT Certificates of Graduation by the
superintendent
Presentation Of the or. duates to the City Au-
tnoriues, 10 the Mayor, the EN. Onicio
Chairman OF the Board of Trustees,
and Reply Addresses.
The essays were, as rule, read ex-
CeediDgly well, barring one or two de-
hveTed rather too indistiDctly. The su0-
jeCt matter was good and showed that
the art of composition had been well
taught. Mrs. Rogers was, as usual,
encored, her sweet singing Of delight
full selection evoking much enthusiasm.
Messrs. Voigt, Lusk, Washer aud
Swertz won great praise. Superin-
tendentent Hogg had graceful word to
say TO each as he delivered their
diplomas, succeeding which, Mayor
Broiies, Colonel J. p. Smith and Colonel
A. j. Chambers made brief but appr0-
pirate remarks. Then Minister Nal! pro
nuunleG the benediCtion and il was over.
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LIST OF LETTERS

,,..-s,7ins in the posto1hce at Fort Worth, Tex,
- -. Nav So 1851 To obtain any of these
- '.t.' the applicant must call for advertised
-..--,,..--n sad give The date OF this list
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
a TAEK WIFE cmAa. 3 cReeKKR.
90 Tmg sogFmwmg PACIFIC.
~ q Orrraniaa. !


YssEardsy Csl. ChaFlss p. CgoekeF,
Wee PFemdant of TIE sousbern Psesae,
Went over The line % ths Portland q
Willamstts Valley Railway, rstuxninR
ffon "a R0ek By team. CD. CrocksF
expressed bimssif nneh pieased With
his eompsuy's new p1fehaas and vita
tie thoF0aRhnsss Of construction. he
nyas6 hasls Ia fniahina the line from
Elk Reek 30 Portland.
soon efteF his FstuFn frsm Dundee,
Col Creeker vas iLtsFviewed By an Or
s9oafsa man relative 70 the future Of TIE
Oregon a California read. Tie
sousbern Paefhe, be said, woald noe
take the aetuai management Of the prop
srsy untiI through rail oonneetion was
made. CoustFastion work 90 both
slopes Of the SisEiyous 10 very heavy.
and IL 10 impossible 20 az date when
the lines will Be united, has be th0oRht
the through line voald Be e0mpIeted
about the middle q OstObeR. Ths mGfn
ofiss Of The company will. Of coarse, Be
10 San Rsa1eisso. and general freight
and passenger oflcea viii b established
here, and psrhsps en- assistant mana
ger. 10 will be The Coiisy Of the comps
NJ % encourage immigration iat0 West
err Oregon, aad the Soutbsrn Pacific
sili devote a. much energy 70 ind1ctnR
people 10 settle 10 this State - u had
used IN drawing settlers 10 Oalifoguis.
Several excursions will Be givsa from
San Francisco and prints s0ash 70 Or
sRon during the summer, With tbs
object Of showing people . country in
which 10 make their h0mss- The South
egn Pacific holds to TIE idea that the
way 10 build up q railroad is 10 build %
the country tributary 10 u. Their ef
forts 20 bring Eastern people into Calf
FORMS have bees remarkably suooeesfui.
and II Oregon does nos enjoy q boom
equal 20 COlifoFnia's IL viii not be the
fault Of the southeTn Psoids-
With references to thA report that bis
company would build fFem shs o. q O.,
heioW Salem, across the Whiamette 70
Dundee. and enter Portland from the
vest side Of shs river on the line Of ths
Marrow Gage. which would be changed
to standard, Col. Croker said thet IS
yet the matter bad not BEEN diso1ssed
BY the directors, aud u vas a question
for the oompany's engineers 70 decide.
He expee'a 10 visit Postiaed several
times before the line Il finished through
and th0ronRhiy famtliaTizs himself
With Portland aad Western Oregon. He
left for San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


nAAff4As hfto4ys Sono ~
ovfog % IL sondifios e fks whsse zzr.
bet and he EspoEis of sAsr ssss Ia fhs yezr'E
erups The PRICES Il e3ar ere expsrtss % r.
usta high sursDg ne nszt ysaF. Asokhsr
aaSlnes is sxpsessd 10 : few days. Todsy
dssieFs were soeiGsa fhzt tks rrsss q brsa
has sSvsnosd o. pr ton IN Pursls8s Tsas
rsiss, hswsxsr, has not saaetsd tie lnasasl
here q ysG
PRODUCE REcETPTs-Past - koSrs IN,
ci18s - b1xes eEEH. 2 b0xeS batter. 10 ton1
hsT. sasks four. - bRsdiSs aidss. 8 baaalss
Pslts. sbeSD, esaes ehieksns. There ven
ale feeytxsd IS sacks BaEeerry bark, supposed
" b for The y ARusac;urs ef new meciGtne.
SHIPMENTS = Genera nssrehzniiss Vas
skfpped fron esstfie daring past - Aoors IN
flllosinE qaAntities. C. 4 P. g. B. h II
tsus. P. ;. & L4Bs toes. steamer IDAHO 4
toes. ". X Msrvin 81 tens, AasrOs g teas.
May Qaeen ~ to1e. W2shiegton 81 tons.
Flestsc0d ~ tons. E1iih ~ ma.
BERRlgS-6trswberrfea are being hurried
iato he msrBes. The pFtss today deemed 70
% esufs per gsli5s. o. Z bexss of 12oE. for 3
esnfs
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New parasoIs. CLEARI.



II Is the duty Of every person who has
used Bosrhes's German SgI7p to let Its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends In curing consumption, severe
coughs, group, asthma, pneumonia, aHd
In fact oil throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without Immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and se consider ID the duty Of all drug
Rists TO recommend Il 10 the poor, dying
oonsamptive, at least TO try one bottle,
as 5000 dozen bottles we're sold last
year. and no one case where IL failed
vas reported. Snch medicine a. the
German SyrHD cannot be too widely
knoWn. ASK your druggist about it.
sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents.
Regular size, rs cents. Sold by all
druggists and dealers in the United
States and Canada. DIV
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B ds for Clearing Roads.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will RE RE.
- ceivsd at the Auditors 0fiice IN King
cou' ~. w. r.. till June Is. 1887. for grub.
binR and clearing the conpts read Of all
stumps for q width OF 90 ieeF, from the
city limits to the Race Track, and for q
width Of 80 feet from the forks OF the
rat this side Of the Race Trark 70 the
Duwamis b river hrieee. AL stumps and
Ioota to be removed to q depth Of six
inches below the surface Of the ground
The ground to be staksd of by the Road
Supervisor. Each b d tn be accompanied
by q bend OF ten per cent. Of amount OF
hid conditioned that the bidder IL his hsd
be afcep.ed. will enter into contrast with
requisite security for faithful perform
anc. within FIVE DAYS after award, work
tn be performed within 80 days after I
ting contract Tho Board OF ommis-
sione,a reserve the right 70 n ject any and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD,
County Auditor.
Seattle. Msy Is 1887. myl7dtd
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A WARYIgo TO sRIPNAS7ERs.

Several shipmssters at Melbourne,
Australia, publish Q card warning ell
shipmastsrs In references to accepting
charters for Melbourne or Melbourne
whaFf. "Wben the brokers In Enel md
or elsewhere" they say, tell you thai
you eau 90 up to Melbourne wharf draw
ing 10 feet. 10 is false. The greatest
dFaueht IL II feet 6 inches. and IL 10 10 q
long ship, they Will not ADVISE ever Is
feet 6 inches, When YOU have
Melbourne wharf on your charter. look
upon 10 as q CATCH a. you will be
osaRht. Tho liRhieFaRe on lumber 10
las per standard. Each enc Of rs have
been deceived by false representations
Of brokers, aud We feel 10 is our duty TO
warn our friends. and We would advise
no one TO accept a clause IN their char
ter to compel them 10 90 to Melbourne
wharf over Is feet, or 16 feet 6 inches ct
the outside although the pilot limit is
up TO II feet s inches, II cannot be re-
lied ON. The exSenses up the river are
equal to f75 or ei00 for 100 ton ship"
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED PRoPOsALs ACCoMPA
- med BY p'ans, spec ficstiona end strain
6iagrs M, will he received a. the Office Of
me Anditor OF King county. W. T. until
June 16 1887 for buildin a draw b-idoe
ecro-s White River. at the place Of VIM.
Cochrane. little below the Catholic
Church. IN Sec. 2. To. :2N., RAE Said
bias 20 inelu1e all necesta AIRY era ami
Abusments; the b idee to be I6 feet VIDE.
ard 10 I ct above high wate- mark The
draw 70 be 60 feet C. ear ir width. Each
DID 70 De acc mpanie1 with q tond Of ten
per cent OF amount Of bid. to be forfeit ID
oy the successful bidder in case Of fsi ure
TO enter into ontrsot fer the faithful rer-
fermance. with requisite security. within
I'VE days after the aWara ALI 70 b = com
pleted within 30 days after awA,d. All
plans and sp ciflcations TO be a. the ex-
peese OF the biSder. 4 be Board If Gem
missioners reserves the right to reject any
ana Al bids. LYMAN WOOD,
mt1o County Auditor
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Darby's Prophylsotio Fluid Is held in
vide esteem as specific aud preventive
In 10 ve have the means OF rendering
the air and the water wholesome.
"DaFby's Fiaid Is 9 good defeestor
and destroyer Of miasmatio matter. ~,
Q. Booth, Chemist, U. s. Mint, PhilA.
III should be used everywhere where
impare gases are generated from decou-
posing matter."-Holmes Steel, NJ. ID
Savannah, Ga.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ACCOMPA.
nied by plans specifications and stain
diagrsns. " III be received At the office Of
the uditor in King countv. WashinQt- n
Ter ritory. until June Is 1887. for building
ri pile bridges feet above high water
maxi, across the Tot river q d its
sloughs. on the line Of the presen' county
road approximate length of bFidgirg
including approaches. about 40 feet.
Each hidde- shsn accomp ny hia hid Nth
q bond for ten per cent. OF such bid, which
amount shall be tol feited. IA O. s. OF his
bid being accepted, IL he fails neglects or
refuses to enter into q c-ntract with q
requisite bond for faithful performances
witt in i've days after award The bridges
TO be- completed within 80 DAYS after
award Said plans and spec flcations 10
be at expense OF bidder. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and al bids.
LYMAN WOO, County Auditor,
Seattle. May I6, 1887. myI7dtf
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RELIABLE AND ALWAYS THE
SAME.

Brsndreth's Pills are the Oldest, safest,
and best blood pnFiasr and puTRstivs
known. They sre purely vegetable,
therefore harmless. They are always
the same and always produce the same
effect. Other paFeativss require III
creased doses snd finally cease acting
altogether. A oosFse OF one or two OF
Bfandrehh's Pills taken each night 10 q
positive cure for constipation, headache,
and ell bilious disorder. II you can't
take them plain get them sugar coated.
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Bids for Extension Of
Court House.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
- ceived at the offics Of the Auditor Of
King county. ". T.. till June IA 1857. for
building and corp citing an extension 30
the Court House IN Seattle. said extension
to BE- IS feet in length ard Of the same
width and beighth as the present u ID
Ing. IL is TO be divided INTO rooms BE-
low sDd IRONS and short hail above, all
well lighted; 2 chimneys TO Be built in
same. zach b q 70 b acc 1mpsnied by
plsnA specifications and . bond OF ten
per cent. Of amount bid. to be forfeited BY
the succps full bidder In case OF his fail.
ure to enter iDfo contract with requisite
security for faithful performance OF con-
tract. All plans end specifications 70 be
at expease Of bidders Tie work 10 be
completed within 20 days AFTER award Of
contract The BOARD of Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and all
bida LYMAN WOOD.
my26 County An iitor
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NOTICE

I HAvR SOLD MI GROCERY Business
q Messrs. P-terson brcs., who will cry
on the business ct the old . and. All old bills
VIII Be paid 10 me and will assume ali Of the
old fndebtedness. THANK my old customers
Tor PISS Patronage, aud ash that they extend
The same 70 the new arm.
FRED DIcKMAN.
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49, rRANcn KnAna-

Tremendous oasrsnEs n hassery on
AoodAy saeEuinS and anisl all are eis-
poeed %. lsAdies' bose. fan anishsa
extra lengths, fast eolors. at 8 cruts.
eQRAl 20 anything cold 81 50 aud Is
eentA koNtAs 4 SGNaEHMaN.
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Teose hobby hsht eoloFea. called tAs
fredosa. Sti Be sold - loes - they
lasa 81 - - sold svSFywkere far Is
Rats ~ every description fron s cents
10 Tie anesA foxtAs . SExoxzMAS.
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Oar siock Of nee has Comprises sv
efythtng that - tee and desirable
oooRht snly frosn @aaatAegprers We
Do net pay any middle ues rFasts
Compare ous pgiees TotAs & SlNGEHafAS
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NOTICE.

7 EEzEsT sgvx NOTCH THAF sHArl
L 80 - lesPsssshss hcr azy es>as e. a..
sszzia hsreAAsr &c raztet ~ Gzy 81 - --Vu
q Tie sfsAzner MasE5-k
nAVIo atLNoSE Mnaar Ass s~-sr.
SeAztis. faEe q iSs' tssa-
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FRED DIcKMAN.

We are experienced grorer men and viii he
pleased TO have the old customers Of the store
gve ns trfal, - We shall spare 10 pains to
pleas al both In quality Of Z 'ods ana prices
1e4 I'm PETERSON BROS.
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raEsuSEsr H.Esi. ISrEaVuEwEp.

FrpA tAs Falla Walla StatesmaH.
A. Helena, Montana, the oIheF day a
reporter had quite a talk with Pfesi.
dent Harris regarding the construction
OF branch rOads 10 Washington TERRITORY
and Idaho. 10 ansWeT 20 q question
regarding she Oregon TFAnsconttnental
suits Aeains, the Northern PaeiHc, Me-.
Harris said:
"rhose suits relate 10 the Spokane 4
falouae branches. ROW undeF oonstFuc
tion, 10 the WallulA,A Psndleton. pro
posed line, and 10 no other branches
whatever. Nov. the Oregon Tranacou-
unental oSns one-sixth OF the STOCK Of
the Nartheru Paoife. aud si1 tenIhs Of
the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Con
pany. The branches over watch the suita
are ereught will certainly tap country.
she tfatns OF which has hitherto be q
enjoyed exclusively by the Oseesn Ran
Way 4 Navigation Company. OF oours-
such branches voala burt the Ofsgoa
Transcontinsntal people more by rVa
con OF their stock IN the Oregon Ran
way 4 NaviRation than 10 would hene-
ht them thr0ugh their stock Ia tbe
Northern Pacific. Hat how they are
eotue 10 stop the ba,lding % the North
ern Pacific hFauehea l do not under
stand. we-Mr. Wright, the other d.
Feetors and myself-aFe looking oas for
the Northern Pacific. and no eoass utll
ash us 10 - particu Sriy mindful Of the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Compa
ny just heeause soase Of cur stoakh
ers bappen 20 hold stock in that con-
pany.s
ABOUT BRANCH KoAps.
Branch roads7 Well. the Spokane
a Paloase is being extended almost 20
Lewiston. IL A probable that some
one will throw a hFaneh railroad
from WallniA doWu 10 PenAls-
ten, q distance Of thirty Eve siles, with
perhaps spur 10 place called Center
Vile, aud anotheF from Wallula 10 Wal
Ia Nalla, thirty miles, IA talked %. lh-
people eoWn IN that coautry AT wAnt
through eonnecttan with ths ccpan
slope OF their Territory. and are uilltpe
20 make ssroue effort 60 get u. 50 Is
is prseaela that scare one will hnie
these roaas, and ueFhAps in nnas tc
move this years cropa"
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ooms asd usa ear RsNAi drive u q ea's
SITS Al tt.IA. ana eoys suits q e1o
tasy ere wotte three tines zee unaney
IcKk.ka q SKNaNzakx.
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ADVICE TO MOTH NRS

Mrs Winslow's Ssothtn Syrup, for children
teethlnR. IL the prescription Of one Of the best
fenals nurses and RI sicians Ia the unitea
states. and has BEN USED for FORTY years with
oever failing success By millions o. moihsrs
for their children, During the process Of
teetaing It's value IL incalculAble g relieves
the ehili nom pain. cures dyseptsFy and diAr
FhenA. griping In the b wells and wind collie
by giving health 10 The child 10 rests the
mother. frice $50 bottls Apisdsiy
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Steamer 6t. PatFlck
A TER JUNE sru WILL LEAVE sEAgEcl
n for Union City on Monday nofuiagi lalN
Union City for Port GAnble. Tuesday nefnisL
leave Port Gamble. Wedneadag m1.nn1 z.
seabe-k sesbech for Port Gamble, Thef.dF
1orufna. Port aambia fer Besbeet, fFaii
morufpq: seabeck for Port Gamble. ssil'eI
morpins: Port 6amAle for Beabeck, sanas
morpfnR. J. MACOMBER, master nel
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OREGON RY. { NAV. cos
STEAMERS.

NORTH PACIFIC AND gro. Z. STARR
Altarnsaa
Arrive daily exceptsund from
Victoria and Port Townsend. J m
Depart ally except sunday, for
tacoma .....s.... I'm
Arrive daily, except Sunday.
from Taroma--ss.ss-.- b@0 . m
Depart daily exoRpt Sunday. tor
Victoria and PERI Townsend. . N
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. pm
Departs daily for fRcoma........ . m
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ex.
cept Sunday .-........... ....l2s3o p m
Departs daily for Tacoma, except
EGAuay.-... -.ss----..sss A-8 N
STEAMER IDAHO
Arrives from Whatcom every Tues
day. Thur daV and SATURDAY. at. p m
Depa h for Whatcom every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday, st........ an
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Msney and Markets.
.-


EKW Y0zx- June Io.-Monay 90 cal, easy
8A05. last ioaos ~; esosee. 4Sth. prims
mercantile pspeF. e1S6, steFiiig sxcbaaze
dull. staady Gnd uneha- Rsd-
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Shining IntaIIIrenne.

PoRr TOWNSEND June i0.-Arrived-Shipe
General Knox and 1--WE Bro'hsFs. Bark Mary
Clover reported near the mouth Of Port Dis.
eOvsry By.
PoRF DIscovGRT, June 1o.-Anivsd-Bark
Ms'estc.
poHr AxGgLos. Juoe 10 Two ships aud
. bark passed outward. Light rain. Light
west uiad
sAH FR,NcIsco June observation-disclosures
State Of Cal fornia. from Astoria, ami ship
In ian, from Port Townsend.
ssiled-slesmer Geo. ". Elder, Victoria;
steamer Columbia, Portland; ship America,
Port ToWuseDd
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PUGET SOUND SHORE R. R.
No. q departs daily for Tacoma. 9 A q m
No. q arrives daily from Tacome $40 y m
No. q departa daily for stuck
junction and way ststions : 9ss6 . m
No. % arrives daily from stuck
Junction and way stations. 1905 q m
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BURIAIS At COUNTY FxPENSE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the ONCE Of the Auditor OF King
ceased persons tother than those dying at
the County Fsrml, as may bs ordered BY
the County, during the ensuing year. The
Board OF Commissioners reserve the TiSht
to reject any and all hiAs.
LYMAN WOOD,
my2i County Auditor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
BEWARE !!

7 WILL PAY 500 FOR THE RETURN
L or goods stolen from my house FriSav
noon. May 18th. consi ti-g of gold watch
snd chain, tewelry. silverware etc and
80 for Information leading to conviction
OF thief. GEJ. B b ANCHARD.
Blanchard, " T. May Is. 1887. lsdwI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11


Amer csn Express. l2s; Canadian Pacific,
$50: Chicseo. Burlington Quincy, I4s;
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Wells FsTR1 Empress. rs, Western Union,
Ts1S; Northwestern. f21h.
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the sto,k Excbaogs today vss . little larger
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o. tvS staets. The general list disp aged ths
same eharaesefisiies - yesterday. dullDess BE-
lag the prineIpal feature. The opshipg wsa
Arm o. an aivaues of h11S over yesterday a
easl ngnfee. ThsrO Vas fir amount Of
business 10 the 9rst few minutes. but the m ~.
set son became dull and 30 remained
throuRhout the Day. A period OF stagLation
followed and du 4 6 the afternoon a gsnersl
heavy tone was noticed. 1he market con
tiouod devoid Of spsctAl feature aud closed
steady. TIE great majority Of the setive Isi
show tactical advances.
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qnotsbiy higher; options. active and decidedly
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Q 5s5. September 9 703e0 90, october
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